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Labor Day parade (abridged)
Here’s all you need to see from last week’s labor day parade. the MHS marching band, followed by Scott Brown, followed by the music association float (with Chloe riding on the back). I left the Scott Brown part in just to hear his fellow marchers exhort the spectators into cheering for him. I missed getting…
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Monomoy boat ride
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Beth completes jury trial
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MHS music honor society endorses Elizabeth Warren
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Never Forget, but I’d rather not remember
Ten years on from September 11 and we still can’t stop thinking about it. The imagery doesn’t degrade with repeated viewings, and neither does that feeling of disconnectedness to the real world, that we’d now entered a new science fictional age where these kinds of things could actually happen and not just be a made-up…
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Happy new year!
Will 2010 be a different sort of year? Considering it started with another heartbreaking overtime bowl game loss for the wildcats, so far the answer seems to be, “probably not.”. I wasn’t sorry to be sitting at home to watch instead of sitting there in the pouring rain. I wonder at what point in the…
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Slow ride into Boston today
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Wildcats heading for Tampa
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Chloe makes the basketball team
Chloe got the news yesterday that she’d been picked for the freshman basketball team at MHS. She was a nervous wreck Wednesday night waiting to find out but got the thumbs up finally the next day, followed immediately by a bus trip to Wayland for a practice scrimmage. Marlborough has something of a competitive advantage…
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Rabbit, Run, by John Updike
This month’s classics reading group took advantage of John Updike’s recent demise to read his most famous, or notorious, novel, “Rabbit, Run”, which is now upon its 50th anniversary of publication. This is a little bit of a departure for us, since we don’t often get to read American stories that take place within the…